Slumbering your stove

The HETAS team offer some top tips on why you should avoid slumbering your appliance, unless it is specifically designed to do so.

Cost-saving tips to beat the energy crisis

We know many of you will be looking for cost-saving solutions to beat the energy crisis this winter, find some tips to utilise the heat from your stove.

A stove users guide to enforcement

This is an educational HETAS guide for stove users covering the legislation and enforcement that you need to be aware of.

21 perfect Christmas accessories for your log burner

Your stove is the focal point of the room, keeping you warm throughout winter – so why not treat it to some new accessories this Christmas?

Installations in thatch properties

A brief overview of installations in thatch properties, looking at design and operating considerations.

How to check firewood moisture content

It is important when using a wood burning stove that you use dry firewood. Checking firewood moisture content can be done quickly and easily with a moisture meter.

Ban on coal – here are the fuels you can use

A coal ban was implemented in England as of 1 May 2023, it is now illegal for all businesses to sell house coal for domestic burning.

Ready to Burn – What You Need to Know

Ready to Burn legislation came into force in England on 1st May 2021. This new law bans the sale of the most polluting fuels used in homes: wet wood and house coal.

How to Burn Better

To help reduce emissions and improve people’s health, the Burn Better campaign appeals to those with a wood burning stove or open fire in their homes to act now and follow some simple steps to improve air quality.

Where to store firewood

Should your firewood be above 20% it will need to be stored correctly in order for it to dry out. This is known as seasoning. Dry logs burn more efficiently than unseasoned green wood and reduce environmental impact. The following videos guides you through the process of storing wood to keep it dry and high quality.